British Museum Tour - 2:00pm | UCL Engineering Welcome Festival 2022
Arguably the most iconic museum in London, the British Museum is dedicated to human history, art and culture located in the Bloomsbury.
British Museum Tour - 2:00pm | UCL Engineering Welcome Festival 2022
25 Oct 2022, 14:00 – 15:00
About this event
The museum has the largest and most comprehensive collection in existence with over eight million works! If you love art, history and culture then this tour is most definitely for you and not to be missed!
Meet with other students from across the faculty and experience the wonders of the British Museum, this is truly an opportunity to both socialise and learn about the cultural history of mankind all under one roof and close to our campus!
We will meet in front of the Engineering Building (by the entrance gates) at 2pm.
Who is this event aimed at?
Open to all new undergraduate Engineering students:
- UCL Biochemical Engineering
- UCL Chemical Engineering
- UCL Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering
- UCL Computer Science
- UCL Electronic & Electrical Engineering
- UCL Mechanical Engineering
- UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering
- UCL Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy (STEAPP)
- UCL Security and Crime Science
- UCL School of Management
This event has limited space so please ensure you sign-up early to avoid disappointment.
Further information
Ticketing
Ticketed
Cost
Free
Open to
UCL students
Availability
Sold out
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